She Devotes Herself to Cultivation

Shouldn't you post this to a female channel? Sent to the wrong channel?

When did gender change tattoos become female 😅? Don't you know that there used to be a special entry for this type of text in Qidian light novels?

Anyone who has read novels for more than ten years should know that men wearing women's clothing is not a new genre at all. This kind of introduction makes it so clear that there are still people coming in and calling.

You can tell by looking at the proportion and description of male characters in novels. Those who can write about the main characters being like buddies are usually male authors. Zhenbianwen, but those who dare not write or write to create emotional drama or write like best friends are female authors. Male channels sell dog meat by pretending to be Bianwen.

How do I feel about this book? It doesn't highlight a characteristic of the heroine. To put it bluntly, if you hadn't always used "female" as a pronoun, I feel that you were writing a male image and did not show a characteristic of a woman. Except for the occasional descriptions borrowed from other people's mouths, other times, behavior and language habits, I can't feel any difference from the common image of a male protagonist who usually writes this type of novels about cultivating immortals.

There used to be a plot, but now it's just pretending to be B for the sake of pretending to be B, and even the plot is gone.

I was in another place before, so I still have some manuscripts for this book.

The first half and the second half are two completely different books. To be honest, I even suspect that the second half was expanded using AI...

The backend feels very chaotic. The main world, the picture world, the outer world, and the incarnation make my head buzz. . . Moreover, the cultivation system is also messy. I still don't know what state the heroine is in and what she can do.

Female protagonist, or is it a female protagonist?